Category Archives: Science and Technology
Daylight Savings Time, Does It Make Sense Anymore?
Daylight Saving Time in the United States begins at at 2:00 AM on Sunday, March 8, 2015. Other Science and Technology How Well Can Computers Connect Symptoms To Diseases?Jan 25, 2020 Ingestible Medical Devices Can Be Broken Down With LightJan 25, 2020 Researchers Hope to Make Needle Pricks For Diabetics A Thing of the PastJan 25, 2020 DEADLY ‘SUPERBUGS’ DESTROYED BY […]
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Mars: The Quest For Life [VIDEO]
Is life possible on Mars? Phoenix, a robot geologist, will be the one to tell us. Share This ArticleFacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinemail
Read moreAre We Becoming Morally Smarter?
In the 1980s, social scientist James Flynn made a startling discovery: Real IQ scores had been going up, on average, three points every decade since the early 20th century. The existence of this increase had been masked by the fact that the test gets updated and renormed every generation or so, pushing the average score back to 100. Share This […]
Read moreTry Cooking With Sunlight [VIDEO]
Many of us are familiar with the concept of using the sun to power our homes, we would use solar panels. But, how many of us are familiar with the idea of cooking our food in a similar way? Share This ArticleFacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinemail
Read moreTesla To Unveil New Battery To Power Homes
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Read moreWave Power Could Supply Half the U.S. With Cheap Electricity—Here’s Why It Doesn’t [VIDEO]
Think of a constant force in nature (gravity doesn’t count)—does the ocean come to mind? The unrelenting sea, with its perpetual ebb and flow, remains one of the world’s largest untapped sources of renewable energy. Share This ArticleFacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinemail
Read moreTired Of Waiting For Your Electronic Devices To Charge? Here Comes Quick Charge 2.0! [VIDEO]
How many times has this happened to you? You’re running late in the morning, you go to use your cellphone and [oops] you forgot to set your cell to charge last night and your battery is almost dead! Well, with Qualcomm’s new Quick Charge 2.0 that scenario might not be as frustrating. Share This ArticleFacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinemail
Read moreWith New App Police Departments Concerned Officers May Become Targets [VIDEO]
Some police departments are concerned that their officers may become targets of stalking because their locations can now be tracked by a cell-phone app. Share This ArticleFacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinemail
Read moreFederal Regulators Crack Down On “Unlimited” Data Plans
The FCC has been taking a hard stand against cell phone providers that offer “unlimited” data plans, only to have them “throttled back” at a certain data point. Share This ArticleFacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinemail
Read moreMicrosoft Unveils Windows 10…And It Has A BUNCH of Cool Features! [VIDEO]
Microsoft unveiled Windows 10 yesterday and the new operating system has taken an ambitious step forward. Share This ArticleFacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinemail
Read moreIs Your Cell’s Case Space Tough? [VIDEO]
How strong do you think the case to your phone is? Do you think it can withstand a drop from space? Urban Armor Gear recently dropped an iPhone from space, and it filmed the whole event in an effort to show the strength of their new phone case. Share This ArticleFacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinemail
Read moreWill We Soon Have Our Own Personal Translator? [VIDEO]
An update to Google’s smartphone app is going to make understanding other languages MUCH easier. Wednesday, Google launched an update to its translate which allowed users to instantly translate messages using their phone’s camera. Share This ArticleFacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinemail
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